NEW YORK – On Saturday, November 14, two prominent Greek artists, Glykeria and Kostas Ageris, will take the stage at Manhattan Center, 311 West 34th Street, for a special one-night-only performance.
Celebrating some of Greece’s greatest artists and classic hits, the concert will also raise awareness about epilepsy and coincide with National Epilepsy Awareness Month in support of the Joanna Sophia Foundation.
Concert attendees will also have the opportunity to learn more about the Joanna Sophia Foundation’s 2027 Fun Run/Walk, scheduled to take place next June.
Glykeria is one of Greece’s most beloved singers. (Photo: @glykeria_official, Instagram)
Although she has performed in New York many times, the event will mark the first time the beloved Glykeria will perform in Manhattan in more than 15 years.
In an interview with The National Herald, Jimmy Panagiotou, the founder, shared his excitement about launching his first event under ‘Go Exo NYC’.
“I’m really excited because it’s one of many [events] coming soon, and as we go further in the year, we will launch fundraisers, Greek Weeks, and more,” he told TNH.
The flyer for the Glykeria and Kostas Ageris concert event. (Photo: Courtesy of Go Exo NYC)
Panagiotou explained that Go Exo NYC, which is derived from the Greek phrase “go ‘εξω’,” meaning to “go out” – is his latest venture and is centered on enjoying Greek culture through food, music, drinks, shopping, and more.
“Go Exo NYC was launched to focus mainly on Greek concerts and events in the Tri-State area, but with more of a focus on NYC and keeping Greek culture alive,” he explained.
As part of his mission to preserve Greek culture and contribute to a vibrant Greek community in New York, Panagiotou said the concert will be the first of many events planned by Go Exo NYC over the coming months.
To purchase your tickets to the Glykeria and Ageris concert, or find out more about Go Exo NYC, visit https://www.goexonyc.com.
